The classic cinematic platformer was given one of the best, most respectful remasters to date. Ruthlessly difficult in the best of ways.

The best game that never actually said anything to me at all. Well directed, but EXTREMELY short experience.

This game convinced me that always-scrolling games can, in fact, work. That they managed a full fledged RPG on top of it is a testament to its genius.

A living Autechre album, puzzles are timed with electronic musical cues so some sense of rhythm is highly recommended. Short, but sweet.

A much needed deconstruction of the current state of video games in general. Meta-humor permeates everything from the main menu to the achievements.

At its heart, it is an exploration based puzzle game with a musical theme while it teaches you the basics of music to use in the in-game music editor.

Never more have I felt so utterly lost and isolated in the dead of space. The joy of discovery can be found in puzzle solving and finding new things.

Don't let the anime art fool you into thinking this is some sort of slice of life deal. Analogue tackles some difficult material exceptionally well.

An overlooked horror adventure, ever-present sense of fear made it impossible for me to relax in the mansion. If stuck, remember to call Jerry.